3 ms·
When I read about unitedhealthcare and their practices, I always wonder if their offices are guarded by snipers and swat teams 24/7. If someone paid insurance f
by anonzzzies 2y ago
When I read about unitedhealthcare and their practices, I always wonder if their offices are guarded by snipers and swat teams 24/7. If someone paid insurance for decades and gets denied treatment they need, then what is to stop anyone? Obviously most (by far) people aren't criminally insane, but you would think 1 or 2 per 1000 denials would think 'screw this; I go, you go'. Kind of a win for humanity in the face of pure evil I guess; people are far less willing to react with violence.
- vouaobrasil 2y agoI wouldn't really calls someone like that criminally insane, though. Just perhaps a person with nothing to lose.
- anonzzzies 2y agoWhy doesn't it happen every day?
- vouaobrasil 2y agoPerhaps it is because previously, the world wasn't screwed up enough for it to happen. Why don't revolutions happen every day? But they do happen...
- RGamma 2y agoThe boiling frogs aren't uncomfortable enough yet to take their jumps.
- consteval 2y agoA century of conditioning. We used to just straight-up kill evil business owners and establish a union. And when that didn't work, we just blew up the factory and said "you're going to respect us". That's all been diminished by law, and socialization does the rest. Probably there's thousands of Americans essentially killed by insurance with nothing to lose. But they are too placated, much like a lap dog.
- gessha 2y agoHollywood would love this idea.
- optimalsolver 2y agoIt's already a movie: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w-0_tN6O-5k https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w-0_tN6O-5k
- gessha 2y agoI forgot the \s :D thanks for the movie rec tho